Gijs Hillenius <[email protected]> writes:
> In Gnus, C-x m creates a new email message, and places
> the cursor at the To: header, ready to enter an email
> address. C-n goes to the subject line.
And C-c C-b is `message-goto-body'.
> In my case C-u 8 C-n brings the cursor to the line
> below:
You can reduce the number of headers with, e.g.,
(setq message-hidden-headers
'("References" "Face" "X-Face" "X-Draft-From" "Mail-Copies-To" "From"
"Gcc") )
> --text follows this line--
As a side note, you can change that with
(setq mail-header-separator "---")
> I could create a keybinding. But the number of
> headers could change, depending on posting styles
> and what else. Perhaps one of the wizards here knows
> of a better way?
Specifically, `message-goto-body', as said.
In general, reduce the number of visible headers.
Also check out this package to iterate headers (and
the body) back and forth with TAB and backtab:
http://user.it.uu.se/~embe8573/conf/emacs-init/gnus/moggle.el
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